The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

THE ITINERANT phrenologist is abroad
in the land.
T. R. JONES & Co. received yesterday
Ore, 81 093.64.
YESTERDAY THE city was reported by
DR.. Clinton to be free from diptheria
and scarlet fever.
Mccormick & Co. received yester-
day: Silver and lead ores, IS 200; Queen
of the Hills ore, $l,05O. Total, SO $50.
a LARGE photograph of Canpa' s
Seventh Infantry Band, is on exhibit
ton in the window of Calder's Music
Palace.
THE FUNERAL services over the late
Mother RirgwOod will be held at the
Twelfth Ward meeting house at IL am.
to-day.
A BAD runaway occurred near the
Catholic Hospital yesterday. by which
a gentleman named StanGhcIffe was
seriously injured.
A LITTLE girl had her foot run over by
a buggy on the emporium corner yester-
day afternoon. The accident was the
result OF careIessness.
MALTESE & HAMMER's Comedy Com
lpany go south toward the latter end of
the month presenting the comedy, Let
Her Go Murphy, Gallagher's Dead"
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT STEWART re-
ports an increase in school attendance
IN the county of at least % per cent over
that of last year, with excellent pros
poets for many further additions.
E. W. Cummings and c. e. WurteIle,
of the Union Pacific, came to Salt Lake
Friday evening. and went out to Gar
field Beach in company wi b Messrs.
Ritter and FentOn, yesterday afternoon.
THERE WILL be three days of racing at
the Utah Driging Park, commencing on
the 2lst of this month. Entries. except
for the running and double team races,
will close on September 18th, at 10 pm.
See ad. for further particulars.
THE SECRETARIES of the Primary Asso-
Citations of Salt Lake Stake are re-
,quested to send in their reports imme-
diately. 1t is earnestly desired that
every ward be reported. Address Miss
Bessie Dean, No. II Peach Street, Salt
Lake City.
ARGUMENTS ON the motion to dismiss
in the case Of BAN berger VS.. Jones and
Rehrman, were made before Commits
sioner NOrreli yesterday. A. G Suther-
land, of Provo. spoke in favor of the
motion while S. H. Lewis opposed it.
Mr.. Norrell reserved his decision.
AN OFFER of $4,000 for the pacing
stallion l. 9. Lee was refused by Colo
mel Morrissey, of Denver. one day the
present week. The CallfOrniaus want
him. and in all probability will give the
$50 600 Mr.. Morrissey has put upon him
ere they allow him to Come this side the
mOunt2ins.-EJ
IT LOOKS as though there were some
faith il Salt Lakes booming qualities
which are stronger than mere talk The
amount q work done by Kinney &
GourIay on North SAILS Lake is already
telling, and their page advertisement in
this issue puts their dOings and inteu-
tons in glowing terms.
CURIOSITY HAS been aroused as to the
correct location of Lake View subGivi-
sion. It is one block north of the city
Warm Springs bath houses and has q
commanding view OF the valley and
mountains aud g lovely view of the Salt
Lake at sunset, l. is in che hands of
strong syndicate and It's Improvement
ought to be assured.
NO LITTLE excitement was caused IN
the vicinity of Washington Square yes
terday afternoon, by powe -ful team of
horses running away ju-s as large
crowds of p opie wee Coming from the
circus. An old man, who was driving
and his boy were thrown out of the
wagon, aud the old gentleman was con
siderably injured. The horses were
stopped before any further damage was
done.
IN ANOTHER column will be found the
announcement OF L. Gold berg, the
clothier, 205 and 207 Main Street. he
has just received a fine line OF fall and
winter goods. all the newest STYLES in
French and English patterns-a large
and varied assOrtment-Will be found
Also full and complete line of hats.
boots and gents furnishing goods. Mr.
G ,ldberg promises satisfaction to all
purchasers.
STEPHENS SINGING classes will b
among he leading musical featu es oil
the city for the coming winter. Both
juvenile and adult classes promise to bt
well attended Judging from the inter
est manifest at presently, and the con-
templated concerts will add to the
musical life these classes always create
The children have their first meeting,
Monday and Tuesday afternoons, anc
the adults on Tuesday and Thursda,
nights next.